China Civil Aviation Administration Flight Standards Division CCAR-142 department supervisor Manual

The CCAR-142 Inspector Manual is a document issued by the Flight Standards Department of the Civil Aviation Administration of China in August 2005. This manual mainly introduces the process of approving flight training centers, approving training syllabus, and the management by the authority.


China Civil Aviation Administration Flight Standards Division CCAR-142 department supervisor Manual - cover page
Brand
中国民用航空总局飞行标准司
Category
Other
Document type
Other
Language
Chinese
Pages
70
File format
PDF
File size
116 KB
Published
03 November, 2011
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

This manual, issued by the Flight Standards Division of the Civil Aviation Administration of China, describes the procedures, responsibilities, and documentation required for the certification and ongoing supervision of flight training centers under OAR‑142. It outlines the relationship with other regulations, the administrative structure, and the roles of department supervisors.

The document details each step of the certification process—pre‑application, formal application, document conformity review, verification inspection, and issuance of certificates and operating specifications—along with required records, qualifications for staff, and the validity periods for domestic and overseas training centers. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Overview
  • Relationship to Other Regulations
  • Administrative Management
  • Certification Process
  • Pre‑application
  • Formal Application
  • Document Conformity Review
  • Verification Inspection
  • Certificate Issuance
  • Attachments

Frequently asked questions

Who appoints the department supervisor for domestic training centers?

The supervisor is appointed by the regional civil aviation administration where the training center is located.

What is the validity period of a certificate for overseas or Hong‑Kong/Macau training centers?

The certificate and operating specifications are valid for 24 months.

What records must a flight training center keep according to the manual?

It must keep aircraft maintenance and airworthiness records, simulator certification and maintenance records, trainee training and exam records, and instructor/checker qualification records.

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